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P7Ortho
Management of precision diagnostics and personalized treatment of orthopedic disorders. Skeletal and orthopedic diseases are among the main global health challenges, particularly due to the increasing aging population. These disorders can severely impact quality of life and mobility, making daily activities difficult and limiting independence. Some common skeletal disorders include osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and fractures.
Utilizing state-of-the-art molecular technologies such as genomic sequencing and proteomics, personalized medicine gathers specific information about an individual’s genetics and molecular makeup to create tailored treatment plans. This approach offers the potential to improve the accuracy of diagnoses, increase the efficacy of treatments, and ultimately enhance the quality of life for those affected by these diseases.
At P7 Medicine, our aim is to go beyond just treating the physical symptoms, but to improve the overall health and well-being of our patients by integrating all aspects of patient management, including their mental health, and utilizing the latest advances in the field to deliver outstanding results. This approach not only addresses the root cause of the problem but also ensures a more holistic and effective treatment plan for the patient.
P7Ortho combines the cutting-edge technologies and methodologies of two sub-programs, ORTHOASSAY, and ORTHOTHERA, to provide a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating orthopedic conditions.
ORTHOASSAY
- ORTHOASSAY A is the future of orthopedics with predictive molecular tools. it proactively addresses and prevents orthopedic diseases before they progress.
- ORTHOASSAY B is a comprehensive molecular analysis to understand of your condition, and enables a bespoke treatment plan.
- ORTHOASSAY M is continuous molecular monitoring to stay a step ahead with real-time molecular monitoring during and post-treatment. it ensures that your treatment stays on track and adapts as you heal.
ORTHOTHERA
Orthopedic treatment is no longer one-size-fits-all. With ORTHOTHERA, benefit from a personalized treatment approach combining:
- Cellular therapies tailored for optimal recovery.
- Molecular interventions for precise treatment.
- Drug-based solutions, customized for your specific condition.
- Operative treatments that consider your unique molecular profile.
STEM CELL & EXOSOME THERAPY
In Orthopedics regenerative medicine is a medical field that aims to heal, rehabilitate, repair, and facilitate the regeneration of diseased and damaged cells, tissues and organs. regenerative medicine is based on mobilizing the body's self-healing abilities. The use of regenerative medicine to treat various musculoskeletal conditions is an evolving field within orthopedics and sports medicine called 'ortho-biology' or 'ortho-regenerative medicine'. There are currently well-founded findings regarding the safety of ortho-biological treatments, their manner of action, effect, and potential effectiveness.Exosomes derived from MSCs have been shown to contain a variety of signaling molecules, such as cytokines and growth factors, which can increase tissue regeneration and reduce inflammation. Exosomes derived from human mesenchymal stem cell have been shown to promote chondrogenesis and prevent inflammation, leading to improved joint function. In bone fractures, exosomes derived from MSCs have been shown to stimulate bone formation and improve fracture healing.One of the advantages of application exosomes derived from MSCs for orthopedic treatments is that they can be administered in a minimally invasive manner, such as by injection, which can reduce the need for surgery and associated risks.
ORTHOKINE THERAPY
Osteoarthritis is the most common disease of the musculoskeletal system. It usually affects knee, hip, shoulder and spine. Orthokine therapy is one of the methods of treating osteoarthritis and inflammation. It is also used to support treatment after surgery, to prevent pain, and to prevent arthrosis.